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FAQs About Fat Quarters
A fat quarter is a pre-cut piece of fabric measuring approximately 18" x 22" (46cm x 56cm) in the UK. It’s a quarter of a metre but cut in a way that gives more usable area.
A regular quarter metre measures 10" x 44" (25cm x 112cm, long and narrow), whereas a fat quarter is 18" x 22" (46cm x 56cm), offering more usable fabric for patchwork and quilting projects.
Fat quarters are perfect for quilting, small crafts, home decor items, and accessories like bags or cushions. Their size makes them easy to work with for various projects.
The number of fat quarters needed depends on your quilt size and pattern. Typically, a lap quilt requires 12-15 fat quarters, but patterns often specify more precise amounts.
Yes, fat quarters can be used for sewing small garments like skirts, tops, or accessories. However, you may need to combine several to create larger pieces.
Store fat quarters in a cool, dry place, ideally folded neatly or organised by colour or pattern. Use clear bins or drawers for easy access and visibility.
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